An Act relating to physician liability for sex-reassignment treatments or procedures performed on minors; relating to standardized informed consent forms for sex-reassignment treatments or procedures; relating to the duties of the State Medical Board; relating to informed consent for sex-reassignment treatments or procedures performed on minors; establishing the crime of criminal sex-reassignment treatment or procedure; and providing for an effective date.
(H) COSPONSOR(S): TOMASZEWSKI
Summary
The bill forces doctors who treat minors with puberty blockers, hormones or gender‑affirming surgery to use a state‑approved consent form that lists FDA status and foreign government findings. It also lets minors (or their guardians) sue physicians for injuries from such care and makes certain treatments a Class C felony. The State Medical Board gets new duties to oversee licensing, competency, and to set the consent form and care standards.
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